- Quizzes
- Homework
- Homework 1, due W 1/27, 5 PM
- Homework 2 (Optional)
“People who know neither programming nor mathematics take for granted that programming is like mathematics. Yet, it turns out that English majors are as likely to be as successful at programming as mathematics graduates are. In practice, the worlds of mathematics and programming are just about disjoint.” —M.H. van Emden, Communications of the ACM, 32(12), p. 1498, December 1989.
| Class Time: | TR 11:40 AM–12:55 PM |
| Classroom: | REI 281 |
| Instructor: | Mark Maloof |
| Office: | 325 St. Mary's Hall |
| Mailbox: | 329A St. Mary's Hall |
| Office Hours: | None for 24–25 academic year. (or by appointment) |
| Name | Netid | Office Hours | Grading |
| Allie Candido | amc242 | M 4–6; W 12– 2 | aaa–ddd |
| Lindsay Neubauer | lan27 | M 1:30–2:30, 4–5; W 11–12, 1:30–2:30 | dda–jhh |
| Brian Miller | bcm36 | T 2:45–4:45; W 4–6 | jhh–zzz |
TA's Office: 330 St. Mary's Hall
TA's Mailboxes: 329A St. Mary's Hall
string Grades::toLetterGrade()
{
if (grade >= 94)
return "A";
else if (grade >= 90)
return "A-";
else if (grade >= 87)
return "B+";
else if (grade >= 84)
return "B";
else if (grade >= 80)
return "B-";
else if (grade >= 77)
return "C+";
else if (grade >= 74)
return "C";
else if (grade >= 70)
return "C-";
else if (grade >= 67)
return "D+";
else if (grade >= 64)
return "D";
else
return "F";
} // Grades::toLetterGrade
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